Snow Series

Gesture. Motion. Memory.

My mom shot home movies on 8mm film. When I had the footage transferred to a digital format, I was reminded of the fun we had playing in the snow. I referenced still frames from the film to recapture the memories.

Thanks, Mom, for consistently dragging out the old film camera.

Snow Memories, 26" x 37”, Oil on panel, 2018

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Memory filtered by time passed

These paintings attempt to capture how it felt to play until you had to reluctantly go in because your feet and hands were numb.

Sister in Red Snow Suit, 16” x 20”, Oil on canvas, 2017

Too Cold to Drag It In, 23.5” x 29.25”, Oil on panel, 2022

Sledding, 16” x 16”, Oil on panel, 2018

Snow Memories, 26” x 37”, Oil on panel, 2018

Winter trees

The stark shapes, shadows and contrast of winter with a solitary figure inspired these pieces.

Standing with the Trees in the Snow, 37” x 27”, Oil on panel, 2022

Dog in Snowy Shadows, 30” x 30”, Oil on canvas, 2016

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